Stick with the GAREIA and look into IRCA-Atlanta.Let me know if you'll be going out to either groups general body meeting events next week.

I keep trying to post and it says the body is too short.

Unfortunately her neighbor is a mechanic and his house looks like a body shop.

Could some body explain it to me. and explain it to me as if the house is $200kand the comps are $300 and up

In addition, I invite all others to research their respective State Statues and State Regulatory Agencies to determine what is legal and what is not legal.

Your post title mentions $1M and the body of the message asks about buying 1-2 rental properties.

Make that problem the present owners responsibility, unless of course they are willing to sell so low that dead bodies would be acceptable.

yes, some version of this is found in every modern day mortgage, however, there are documented and regulatory exceptions for transferring title to property and NOT triggering Due on Sale....especially when the purpose of the transfer is to entities for the sake of estate planning/asset protection.

If Peter had that much confidence in his ability to help me make millions and give him half of it, he wouldn't be begging me for crumbs.All reading this should steer well clear of Peter Vekselman, or, for those convinced that he is legit, please send me $2,500 and I will send you my special elixir that I guarantee will have you sporting certain body parts that will embarrass livestock.

I'm an Operations Manager for one of P&G's manufacturing plants that makes a bunch of shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and that type of stuff.